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Audi A4 2.0TDI 170ps Quattro Allroad: Cheap Audi A4 Allroad for Sale, Personal Lease, Business lease, Hire Purchase and Contract Hire - FROM ONLY £315.78 per month.

2 YEAR DEAL
Business Contract Hire example -
Advanced rental of £947.34, followed by 23 monthly rentals of £315.78. Based on a mileage of 10000mpa. (All rentals are subject to VAT at the prevailing rate).

Contract Hire

£315.78

Finance Options Explained

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	Vehicle finance can be confusing so we've included this brief guide, for more details, or a tailored quote, call us on 02920 844777 or use our contact form and we'll call you back at a time that�s convenient to you. Hire Purchase Ownership at the end of the agreed term � Once the agreement has ended, you can sell the vehicle and keep 100% of the proceeds for the sale. Negotiable Deposit � Flexibility on the amount put down as your deposit. Entitlement to writing down allowances � Can mean that you pay less to the taxman. Agreement is secured on the asset being financed � In most cases there is no need to provide additional security. Fixed term / rate � Flexible tailored finance to suit your needs. You know exactly what you have to pay and when, allowing you to plan ahead and retain control. Finance Lease Two attractive options at the end of the agreement � Gives you options at the end of the agreement allowing you to base your decisions at the time. You can either continue to use the equipment, or sell it. Secondary lease period available � If you decide to continue to use the equipment at the end of the agreement, nominal rentals are payable usually annually (known as a peppercorn rental). Profit from the sale of the vehicle � If you decide to sell the vehicle at the end of the agreement, you can do so, and you will be able to keep around 95% of the proceeds from the sale. Ideal for the deposit on your next vehicle. Tax efficient � 100% of the rentals allowable against tax. Improvement of the financial ratios such as gearing and on return to capital. Control � You are responsible for maintaining, repairing, servicing and insurance. Contract hire Low cost rentals � The residual value is taken into account when calculating the rentals. Off balance sheet finance � Does not affect the gearing ratio of the business. Short-term finance � Choose a period of hire that suits you. Use without ownership � Legal title and risk is retained by the finance company. Personal Contract Purchase Low deposit � In most cases the finance companies only ask for 3 payments upfront to start the agreement. Low cost payments - Due to having a proportion of the vehicle value deferred to the end of the agreement. Flexibility - Options to purchase, sell or hand back at the end of the agreement. Peace of mind � The future value deferred to the end of the agreement is guaranteed, so no risk to customer if depreciation is below future value. Servicing � All your servicing costs including replacement worn tyres can be added to the agreement upfront. This would normally benefit an individual who uses the vehicle as a company car. Lease Purchase This type of finance works in the same way as Hire Purchase, the only difference is you can defer a proportion of the vehicle value to the end of the agreement (known as a balloon payment) which will reduce your monthly payments. When you reach the end of this agreement your options are to pay the finance company the balloon amount to own the vehicle outright. Or sell the vehicle on, pay off the balloon amount and keep any equity made from the sale. (Please note you cannot simply hand the vehicle back at the end of this agreement).

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